Modern high-tech structures provide Eco-conscious guests with a comfortable place to relax their body, mind & soul at Concordia Eco-Tents.
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Somewhere along our travels in the Virgin Island we heard about the Trail Bandit. His handy work, a self published map of the island’s trails, was to be found in some of the local shops. It was an intriguing title and a great map, so I shot him an email with a few questions...
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After a few days veggin’ out on the beach you might be ready to explore what else the ocean has to offer. If you don’t have the money to spend chartering a yacht, a ride on Ocean Quest is the perfect alternative.
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Gone are the days when trendsetting 20 and 30-something’s flocked to Maho Bay in search of an engaging and eco(nomical)-friendly vacation. Nowadays the site caters to the omnipresent generation of new age baby boomers who are looking to get back in tune with nature’s vibrations.
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Virgin Islands Summer Ale is essential to the start of your stay though you mustn’t have much during the day. Its hops are two sweet for a stay on the beach during the summer month of May.
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Mosquitoes aren’t normally a problem in the Virgin Islands, but we arrived after three days of a freak rainfall… just in time to be greeted by the newly hatched mosquitoes. As a result, we spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to avoid these obnoxious little bugs.  And this is what...
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Deplane in St.Thomas in heavy sweet smelling island air. Take bus to the harbor and get comfortable with a couple of Corona’s. Hop on Water Island Ferry. Get picked up by camp host and dropped off in a little private cabin furnished with futon, comfy bed, work table, shelves, and a view of the...
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